Sculptures That ‘Show the Beauty of Each Watch’

Berd Vay’e suspends vintage parts in Lucite shaped like skulls and baseball bats — a way to show ‘passion for watchmaking in ways that extend beyond the wrist.’

Books That Cover Two Human Constants: Time and Motion

A review of Tom Standage’s “A Brief History of Motion” and David Rooney’s “About Time” delves into our concern with moving faster and checking our clocks.

Sponsorships in Hand, These Athletes Rely on Their Watches

Lots of competitors are paid as brand ambassadors, but sometimes the connection to a timepiece goes beyond just a paycheck.

Omega Returns to the Olympics

For the 29th time, the Swatch Group brand will be timing the events — and introducing some new technology — at the Tokyo Games.

Female-Focused Smartwatches That Look Smart Too

Garmin has gained female customers with its first digital timepiece designed specifically for women.

Can a Smartwatch Save Your Life?

The advent of wearable devices that monitor our heart rhythms both excites and worries doctors.